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Inflammation is at the root of many chronic conditions, and exercise plays a significant role in reducing it. Incorporating the right types of workouts into your routine can have a powerful impact on managing inflammation and improving overall well-being. Below are some of the best exercises for lowering inflammation, based on the principles discussed by Dr. Chanu Dasari.

High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)

High-intensity interval training (HIIT) involves short bursts of intense activity followed by brief periods of rest. This form of exercise boosts metabolism, enhances cardiovascular health, and is particularly effective in reducing inflammation markers. Start with 20-minute sessions, 2-3 times a week. Incorporate exercises like sprints, jump squats, and burpees to elevate your heart rate and maximize benefits.

Resistance and Weight Training

Strength training is crucial for overall health, especially when it comes to reducing inflammation. Focus on large muscle groups like those engaged during squats, lat pull-downs, shoulder presses, and leg curls. Start with 20-minute sessions, 2-4 times a week. Building muscle helps stabilize joints, which is essential for reducing pain and managing conditions like Crohn’s disease.

Low-Impact Cardio

For individuals dealing with joint pain or soreness, low-impact cardio is a great way to stay active without causing strain. Begin with 10 minutes of low-impact exercises like swimming, cycling, or using the stair master. This gentle approach improves circulation, supports gut health, and contributes to inflammation reduction.

Sweat and Consistency

The goal is to break a sweat at least 3-4 times a week. Sweating helps eliminate toxins from the body, which can lead to reduced inflammation over time. Whether you’re engaging in HIIT, strength training, or cardio, consistency is key to experiencing lasting results.

Customizing Your Routine

Everyone’s body responds differently to exercise. It’s important to adjust your routine based on your current health, joint conditions, and fitness level. If you experience soreness or pain, modify the intensity and duration accordingly while maintaining regular movement.

Taking Control of Your Health

A balanced exercise routine that incorporates HIIT, resistance training, and low-impact cardio can substantially decrease inflammation and improve your overall well-being.

For personalized guidance and support, schedule a discovery call with Dr. Chanu Dasari at MGI Clinics. Our testimonials page features stories of patients who have successfully managed their conditions through the Mind-Gut-Immunity Method. 

Engaging in regular exercise not only helps manage inflammation but also promotes better mental health, improves gut function, and enhances overall quality of life.

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About the Author

Dr. Chanu Dasari, a distinguished clinician with a career spanning renowned institutions like Vanderbilt University, Oxford University, and the University of California, has made significant contributions to medical research and practice. His work, published in top peer-reviewed scientific journals and adopted by the US Department of Health, highlights his commitment to advancing healthcare. Dr. Dasari is board-certified by the American Board of Medical Specialties and the American College of Surgeons, with a specialization in hernia repair, gallbladder removal, cysts, digestive disease, and cancer. As the founder of the Mind-Gut-Immunity Clinic, he draws from personal experience with autoimmune and digestive dysfunction to lead a team dedicated to patient-centered care using evidence-based protocols.

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August 22, 2024
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